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IText in Action + ("I've been using iText for over a year, but I still learnt an awful lot while reading this book." --JavaLobby)
PHP in Action + ("If there was ever a textbook for software development in PHP, this would be it." Cal Evans, Podcast Review, Zend Developer Network)
WxPython in Action + ("The book is easy to read and provides an approach to a very practical contemporary topic. The authors have organized their material well." -- Melissa Strange, Walden University, www.reviews.com)
Designing Hard Software + ("This book is well written ... The author does not fear to be controversial. In doing so, he writes a coherent book." --Dr. Frank J. van der Linden, Phillips Research Laboratories)
EJB Cookbook + ("This book provides a great reference for the average EJB developer. It provides recipes for most common tasks that an EJB developer would need." -- Computing Reviews, Nov. 2003)
C++/CLI in Action +
Flex on Java + (A beautifully written book that is a must have for every Java Developer. Ashish Kulkarni, Technical Director, E-Business Software Solutions Ltd.)
Exploration of Exoplanetary Systems + (A comprehensive study of newly discovered exoplanet)
ASP.NET MVC in Action + (ASP.NET MVC in Action is a guide to pragmatic MVC-based web development. After a thorough overview, it dives into issues of architecture and maintainability. The book assumes basic knowledge of ASP.NET (v. 3.5) and expands your expertise.)
Client/Server Applications on ATM Networks + (Client/Server Appliactions on ATM Networks discusses ATM as the key technology for transforming the enterprise network from data-only to an integrated data, voice, video, image and multimedia corporate infrastructure.)
Coffeehouse + (Coffeehouse is an anthology of stories, poems and essays originally published on the World Wide Web.)
Hello World! + (Hello World! provides a gentle but thorough introduction to the world of computer programming.)
Windows PowerShell in Action + (If all it had going for it was the authoratative pedigree of the writer, it might be worth it, but it's also well-written, well-organized, and thorough, which I think makes it invaluable as both a learning tool and a reference. Slashdot.org)
Dependency Injection + (If you do large scale java apps, you probably want to have someone on the team have this book. Michael Neale)
Implementing PeopleSoft Financials + (Implementing PeopleSoft Financials discusses the issues that arise and the pitfalls to avoid. Every member of the implementation team--from entry-level accounting clerk through MIS staff to executive sponsors--will benefit from reading this book.)
Internet BBSs + (Internet BBSs: A Guided Tour provides in-depth coverage of the new world of true BBSs now available world-wide. It is a valuable resource for anyone currently using the Internet.)
Microsoft Office Essentials + (Microsoft Office Essentials simply covers the things you really want to know and skips over all those esoteric features that 99 out of 100 readers never use.)
Practical Methods for Your Year 2000 Problem + (Practical Methods for Your Year 2000 Problem gives the Year 2000 project team a step-by-step methodology for addressing the Year 2000 problem.)
Rails 3 in Action + (Rails 3 in Action will provide a thorough introduction to Ruby-based web development using Rails. Like Rails 3 itself, this book combines Merb and Rails in the form of authors Yehuda Katz, Merb Lead Developer.)
Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja + (Secrets of the Javascript Ninja is definitely a book for anyone looking to significantly improve their Javascript knowledge and skills. Ryan Doherty, Web Development Engineer, Mozilla)
The Awesome Power of Direct3D/DirectX + (The Awesome Power of Direct3D/DirectX shows you how to build a complete working 3D application, including 3D sound, joystick input, animation, textures, shadows, and even collision detection.)
Java Development with Ant + (The most widely used build tool for Java projects, Ant is cross-platform, extensible, simple, and fast. It scales from small personal projects to large, multi-team J2EE projects. And, most important, it's easy to learn.)
Ant in Action + (The most widely used build tool for Java projects, Ant is cross-platform, extensible, simple, and fast. It scales from small personal projects to large, multi-team enterprise projects. And, most important, it s easy to learn.)
IPhone in Action + (There is not another iPhone title that does such a great coverage of both Web and SDK topics under one roof, thus providing a well-rounded developer education. Vladimir Pasman, Cocoacast.com)
Comprehensive Networking Glossary and Acronym Guide + (This glossary offers a complete collection of technical terms and acronyms used in the networking industry.)

C++/CLI in Action + (... a great resource, an outstanding job, a must-read... Ayman B. Shoukry, VC++ Team, Microsoft Corporation)

Building Secure and Reliable Network Applications + ("... tackles the difficult problem of building reliable distributed computing systems in a way that not only presents the principles but also describes proven practical solutions." --John Warne, BNR Europe)
Hibernate Search in Action + ("A great resource for true database independent full text search." --Aaron Walker, base2Services)
Explorer's Guide to the Semantic Web + ("A thorough look at one vision of the Web's future ...particularly well written...Highly recommended." -- Choice Magazine)
ASP.NET 2.0 Web Parts in Action + ("ASP.NET Web Parts in Action is a must read book for every developer who wants to extend his knowledge of the ASP.NET framework." -- Simon Busoli, DotNetSlackers.com)
Flexible Rails + ("Flexible Rails created a standard to which I hold other technical books. You definitely get your money's worth.")
IText in Action + ("I've been using iText for over a year, but I still learnt an awful lot while reading this book." --JavaLobby)
PHP in Action + ("If there was ever a textbook for software development in PHP, this would be it." Cal Evans, Podcast Review, Zend Developer Network)
WxPython in Action + ("The book is easy to read and provides an approach to a very practical contemporary topic. The authors have organized their material well." -- Melissa Strange, Walden University, www.reviews.com)
Designing Hard Software + ("This book is well written ... The author does not fear to be controversial. In doing so, he writes a coherent book." --Dr. Frank J. van der Linden, Phillips Research Laboratories)
EJB Cookbook + ("This book provides a great reference for the average EJB developer. It provides recipes for most common tasks that an EJB developer would need." -- Computing Reviews, Nov. 2003)
C++/CLI in Action +
Flex on Java + (A beautifully written book that is a must have for every Java Developer. Ashish Kulkarni, Technical Director, E-Business Software Solutions Ltd.)
Exploration of Exoplanetary Systems + (A comprehensive study of newly discovered exoplanet)
ASP.NET MVC in Action + (ASP.NET MVC in Action is a guide to pragmatic MVC-based web development. After a thorough overview, it dives into issues of architecture and maintainability. The book assumes basic knowledge of ASP.NET (v. 3.5) and expands your expertise.)
Client/Server Applications on ATM Networks + (Client/Server Appliactions on ATM Networks discusses ATM as the key technology for transforming the enterprise network from data-only to an integrated data, voice, video, image and multimedia corporate infrastructure.)
Coffeehouse + (Coffeehouse is an anthology of stories, poems and essays originally published on the World Wide Web.)
Hello World! + (Hello World! provides a gentle but thorough introduction to the world of computer programming.)
Windows PowerShell in Action + (If all it had going for it was the authoratative pedigree of the writer, it might be worth it, but it's also well-written, well-organized, and thorough, which I think makes it invaluable as both a learning tool and a reference. Slashdot.org)
Dependency Injection + (If you do large scale java apps, you probably want to have someone on the team have this book. Michael Neale)
Implementing PeopleSoft Financials + (Implementing PeopleSoft Financials discusses the issues that arise and the pitfalls to avoid. Every member of the implementation team--from entry-level accounting clerk through MIS staff to executive sponsors--will benefit from reading this book.)
Internet BBSs + (Internet BBSs: A Guided Tour provides in-depth coverage of the new world of true BBSs now available world-wide. It is a valuable resource for anyone currently using the Internet.)
Microsoft Office Essentials + (Microsoft Office Essentials simply covers the things you really want to know and skips over all those esoteric features that 99 out of 100 readers never use.)
Practical Methods for Your Year 2000 Problem + (Practical Methods for Your Year 2000 Problem gives the Year 2000 project team a step-by-step methodology for addressing the Year 2000 problem.)
Rails 3 in Action + (Rails 3 in Action will provide a thorough introduction to Ruby-based web development using Rails. Like Rails 3 itself, this book combines Merb and Rails in the form of authors Yehuda Katz, Merb Lead Developer.)
Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja + (Secrets of the Javascript Ninja is definitely a book for anyone looking to significantly improve their Javascript knowledge and skills. Ryan Doherty, Web Development Engineer, Mozilla)